Two more Halloween Maker Packs landed on The Sims 4 Marketplace today, and they take very different approaches to the spooky season. Autumn Harvest of The Green Witch by ModCollective is a $2 nature-witch decor set with flexible color palettes, while My Little Vampire Lair by SixamCC is a 30-piece children's bedroom collection for $5 that stretches well past vampire territory into storybook royalty.
Both are Build Packs, meaning furniture and decor only, with no new gameplay interactions or CAS items. That keeps expectations grounded, but the object variety and swatch range in each pack punch above typical Maker Pack releases.
Autumn Harvest of The Green Witch
ModCollective's pack leans into a forest-witch aesthetic built around a central workspace called The Green Witch's Table, a cluttered surface filled with autumn ingredients. The rest of the set rounds it out with sickles, a mortar, a cauldron, jars, crystals, and candles.
What stands out here is the color flexibility. The pack ships with at least three distinct swatch directions: a full dark palette for builders going for a moody occult room, a lighter set for Sims who "prefer to walk the path of light," and a broader mixed palette that sits somewhere in between. That means the same objects can fit a shadowy potion den or a sunlit herbalist's cottage depending on which swatches you pick, which is unusual range for a $2 Maker Pack.
At 200 Moola (or $2 USD), Autumn Harvest is one of the cheaper Build Packs on the Marketplace, and it pairs naturally with existing Realm of Magic or Spellcaster builds. The pack is available now through The Sims 4 Marketplace.
My Little Vampire Lair
SixamCC's pack is the larger of the two at 30 objects and $5 USD. It bills itself as a vampire bedroom for kids, but the real selling point is how far beyond that single theme it reaches. The pack includes toddler and children's bed sizes, a desk, Gothic-style furniture, seating, handmade craft items, spooky rugs, dramatic curtains, a bat plush, and a glowing window-shaped wall lamp.
The swatches split the set into two distinct moods. One direction gives you the expected playful Gothic look with dark furniture and spooky accents. The other shifts everything into pastel tones meant for "little princes and princesses," creating a storybook castle bedroom that has nothing to do with vampires at all. Builders who design children's rooms will get a lot of mileage here, since the dual swatch approach essentially doubles the number of room styles you can pull from a single pack.
Two bed sizes covering both toddlers and children is a smart inclusion. Sibling rooms that need matching furniture across age groups often require mixing pieces from different packs, and My Little Vampire Lair handles that within one set. The pack is available on the Marketplace now.
Halloween Maker Packs keep rolling in
These two arrive just a day after two other Halloween Maker Packs hit the Marketplace, which included SolunaRae's Witching Hour and a separate cosmetics pack. The Marketplace has been getting a steady stream of seasonal content this October, and the pace suggests EA's Maker Pack pipeline is running at full speed heading into the holiday season.
Neither of today's packs adds gameplay systems or new interactions, so these are strictly for builders who want more seasonal decor options. If you are mainly after witchy aesthetics, Autumn Harvest is the better value at $2. If you build a lot of children's rooms and want something that works beyond Halloween, My Little Vampire Lair's 30 objects and dual-mood swatches justify the higher price.
Source: Sims Community